Police Records Search in Berks County

Arrest Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Land Records and Deeds, Police Records, Property Records

Access the basic bidding details for sheriff sales from the Berks County Sheriff's Office, along with a link to download the Statement of Value form.

Arrest Records, Crimes and Crime Data, GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Police Records

Look up crime maps from the police department in Berk County to produce reports that include filters for the time of day and specific types of crimes.

Court Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Employee Directory, Police Records

Visit the Berks County Sheriff’s official homepage for information on their operating hours, contact number, and physical location.

Arrest Records, Court Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Police Records

Access the list of civil arguments in Berks County, which includes details such as the names of the parties involved, case numbers, types of pleadings, attorneys representing the parties, and the presiding judge.

Driving Records, Police Records

Look up crash reports from the Reading Police Department using the last name, date, and report number, then pay a fee to download the report.

Driving Records, Police Records

Access details on parking citations from the Reading City Parking Authority, which include options for paying fines, appealing tickets, and submitting maintenance requests for parking meters.

Arrest Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Police Records, Warrants

Access the County of Berks' list of the most wanted individuals, featuring details such as their names, dates of birth, genders, racial backgrounds, heights, weights, hair colors, and eye colors.

Employee Directory, Police Records

Check out the Reading Police’s Twitter account for the latest crime reports and announcements from the department.

Arrest Records, Court Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Police Records

Access the list of civil argument cases in Berks County, which includes details such as the names of the parties involved, the case numbers, the pleadings, the attorneys, and the presiding judge.

Crimes and Crime Data, Employee Directory, GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Police Records

Access quadrant maps for the Reading Police Department along with their contact address and phone number details.

Crimes and Crime Data, Police Records, Warrants

Access the Reading Police Department's database to see the most wanted individuals, which includes their names, photographs, and charges.

Driving Records, Police Records

Look up Sinking Spring accident records using the name, date of the incident, and the report number.

Arrest Records, Crimes and Crime Data, Police Records

Access incident reports from the Wyomissing Police Department organized by date, detailing the location, time, and a brief description of each event.

Driving Records, Police Records

Look up the Wyomissing crash report archives using the individual's name, the date of the incident, and the report ID.

Crimes and Crime Data, Employee Directory, GIS and Mapping, Land Records and Deeds, Police Records

Certainly! Here’s a refreshed version of a web page for the Reading Police Department:

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### Welcome to the Reading Police Department

#### Our Mission
At the Reading Police Department, our core goal is to uphold peace and safety within our community. We are committed to delivering exceptional service through integrity, collaboration, and transparent communication. By fostering strong relationships with residents and stakeholders, we aim to create a secure and trusting environment for everyone.

#### Get in Touch
We are here to assist you. For any inquiries or to report non-emergency issues, please contact us:

- **Phone:** [Contact Number]
- **Email:** [Contact Email]
- **Address:** [Station Address]

Our team is available to respond to your needs and provide support around the clock.

#### Frequently Asked Questions
**1. How can I file a police report?**
You can file a report online through our website or visit our station in person. For matters requiring immediate attention, please call our non-emergency number.

**2. What should I do in case of an emergency?**
In urgent situations, dial 911 immediately. Our emergency response units are equipped to handle critical incidents swiftly.

**3. How can I obtain a copy of a police report?**
To request a copy, please visit our records department between [Operating Hours]. You may also submit a request through our online portal.

**4. What community programs does the department offer?**
We offer a variety of community engagement programs including neighborhood watch, youth outreach, and crime prevention workshops. Visit our Community Programs section for more details.

**5. How do I commend an officer or file a complaint?**
Feedback is important to us. To commend an officer or lodge a complaint, please fill out the respective forms available on our website or contact our Internal Affairs Unit.

For further questions, feel free to explore our website or reach out directly. We are dedicated to maintaining a safe and vibrant community in Reading.

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